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 1 18 |        and the privilege of the married state alone, by the law
 2 23 |      pervades all the duties of married life and holds pride of
 3 30 |       husband and wife in their married state, benefits by which
 4 36 |         adultery, just as if he married another, guilty not by the
 5 37 |       either to the good of the married parties and the offspring
 6 46 |        lettered and unlettered, married and single, the godly and
 7 53 |         be carefully avoided by married people not through virtuous
 8 59 |       against nature who in the married state use their right in
 9 77 |      economic conditions of the married woman must in some way be
10 85 |       word, whatever might make married life hard or unpleasant.
11 89 |        evils which threaten the married persons, the children and
12 100|       souls act who, to prevent married people from failing in the
13 108|         ours, some reformers of married life make pretense of helping
14 110|   sacrament; for as long as the married parties are alive, so long
15 111|       of the cooperation of the married parties; which consists
16 112|         desires, will be in the married state what they were before,
17 113|       who are about to enter on married life, approach that state
18 114|       entering upon this sacred married state, as well as those
19 115| proximate preparation of a good married life belongs very specially
20 115|        let them strive in their married life for those ends for
21 118|       time before entering upon married life, should strive to dispose
22 120|   maintenance of the family and married people. If families, particularly
23 120|        to all to what an extent married people may lose heart, and
24 121|     cannot neglect the needs of married people and their families,